@Tara TunpichartiI avoid properties with HOAs, but other investors such as @Eric Hardt has made it work.I don't like dealing with HOA boards, special assessments, and how they might make things more miserable for an investor (changing rules etc). 

You need to have a chat with a local attorney that specializes in landlord/tenant law.

Specially, this is referred to the “Texas 50(a)6 rule”.

That's a good question man and good job on preparing for the meet up.

No special tools required.

Better prepare next time.

Whether it's done this tax year or in future tax years, doesn't matter to me.I remember years ago Money Magazine would do a yearly tax preparer comparison. 

They specialize in 30 day rentals which is what most HOA's require in San Diego

Its a special type of portfolio loan.

Just another possible gotcha if you're not prepared for it.